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or, fLoSdm ay and Tho s1po't movement .,ts snmr
,, S .itrai,on IN it, rntireiy satur
look rr,~. however not ai-tnr,ei sale.-lt, coo
1Il. iu,iudipg 500 Llh- CIV Extr, - mess 40
We-i rnd.r- 500 't. Fine - oo@t4 -: LEG bolt
sn'r'n"es, 90 s@6 bb'. winter wheAr T1tra. s. 10
80, q, 1900 nn. Muur'otn tItra. 81 ooSs1 40
i,mn,1,,o,. F.~ = ,,ps. -, :, .rt1- - 5,~gi /.
~ \o , - '0lssi' -. GsI 10 F,n.v Extra
$50 - 5nGt' -, , 200 20 W.. - sHGtt -
4, fsir Frtrt OI, - opa - - q roi 10 Fancy
- l@9 - 81 ""I'I" v.ar. - Giq, ~ Sr,'ss
g. nn@> 3 Patent - 5osS5 ~. patent WEt.r
v Ir| ~. w. a a., n',r,p cro..i
ind'" - oHNrttttx rtnt'p tt,g a. nod r. ,,,p,,d
a., m h-t ~ 80. .a,. zoe nhi. ncImdm
Comm OF "a "ri'nt-I - Wv W. ~ - -
-. ~sie- ,25 hi, -up-fnn- ~ ~ 5~.a g. itf'er
-. o....;s "a er,,',yv,s a, 80 a., a. IS PUCK
WulAT flOtfu- uuar,a A. - o., a - 30
sKAIN-wHtkI- opuon. ~,rc ,.s,n duIi AL feasnro
lc-, a'' ptntr sac uaiai hn tn"il"' 'Af' "tu'i"v
t',I, e. t,,-e ~ r'i,y shor~b tla
euly hoiif- ir'us spot ot- .fa ny
maintained. au huttrs to ii' eNVft nt
p.1,u1 lu-t~'- i... So Oop sush-s future / 1.u0O
o. .lei- SPOT including chance 500 ,,ae" At - r
tu-It..f % -nil 80 Ret. IS $50 O
in -t'd~ 70. L.. Al',0~'l e. h''rerr7I \"
hef. November. re cl.'ng Al > 81 d. Deoei""''. -
cIn-ias 10 February. cio'."- - 49, -
M-J. sf,G7'-c. oo'sS ~ ~ d" jan .'",in T,
srd r.,,,,rai Geo.. BARLEY irrt sud IT, o.. BARLEY
MALr-,lu. { ~ ,., ..n.rt ~, 1u>pr.-
8 -, cons -Tie sr,ri ION was r.rfrciv nf-~--
c .f, a, ration. rufni., .rf L.aring -i-.dv spot
cdr. A.. i.,l. 10 rae ,r.,arf AZ ell
.. u ons bp.D,i. ..,t inr at ng UnEtaei Nilei
80 - ;1t q. 40 ~ ~ o.. ...l-. - 30 IT,. ~
-iore a. ,f..,. drir-ref grain. Do. ". - No
,......r .'....r o. ~ Urerf = =
~ 20 I..n.ry ,,- r At o =. . 40 nay DC 1,s
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Geafhers.

A NIPtC ~ A\D FORE ~ IIACIIGKS'
~ ACE CY supplies rrot 500 Teacher Tutors. Goy
tfhea>cs &c " Cnlege7 Schools and Families Apply 70
MRS NJ YOuNG FULTON % Unlon square
4 BEST TEACHERS, Tutors AMI Govern
"a. esses supplied csarse. TEACHERS Registered
lTeo Vacancies aIwsys hAnt form Tor IL l.
AVERY. American school BurcAi. Nr7t Itlsi. !. Y
4 y EXPERIENCED TUTOR wishes private
~ pnpis ntting ros sie.ittY highest cty ~
erenco' Addres, YALE GRADUATE Box 5. IriDnns
once
EOVERNESS FOR BOYS.-Bv teacher
" f"rurrv employer tho puhlio schools gooi di-.
elDlBsrisn English uathern iitc Ira Latin. Miss
= ribnne Uptown once. l.sSS Broadway
DRlVATE TUITION bv hour or month for
college or law T.. IIrston. - A, On "rl blruser At
Law. Il. kersha~. H. A. Cambridse. 800 5ih.ave.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE rGACIEkS BU-
w REAU tor both --v,n 80 'lis' pr,s,.r. r.A,i
Iovsrns.ses NuscIsna Iousskseper 60 TO-
torolies~- sooos mt n ue' tl'I Bb,kLiopsrt 3t,L
ogrspher- ,ni coDy .t- 10 10 t>aest ir nt
MIA A ID. CULVER 355 shave. NerYerx Cttv
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TO HOLDERS OF MOBILE And OHIO
OEBENTuRE BONDS.

An exam rl1no 80 tr.r- y - I'list at ohp Raj
- ftus have been - REV
Tor D-ttrru,nts for "dsvetpng tho raj hH NJ
be "a tsbrntsres u - D-4eYs ih
81 sI l'l 'r- il unJt't 10 ii"n lll
taelr rHsHt IN 80 nriny TOR
tar ID rtttIh utrr,tA For Ij Irf '''
nb AIMING tuon. oh-unrs mn lo i"rt ar ~
thar Il srrri 80 n re ~ NnNr ~
d.. .oni % tho n Ser Glai - mo pfOk,
IN that late preparatory u tho annual neetps No
yeuUgr ~
JOSEPH WALKER q s)Ns.
Nis NI-lllng nfnA az.
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a cOInpaHiOd to SHE.
ny IA Hhier liaggaid.
BDTLEi, BROTHERS.
New-lVl'k AID Chicago.
GtnUt.i.ghl
Ccpyrigbt,

am totally innocent Of this book (of which the sub
title IA Window CuIlains") and which appears 10
treat chiefly of furniture and dollars did not write
IT, and read IL cannot Hero However, IL sentence
taken At hazard from the secpua page l ushered
Int psfior ese2siIy stirsd lsiel 10 sofas, easy
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STAINED

seed Ordinary. 1915 Low Nfdihs...'' io
b.. Good Ordinary .--...f2 NllhllNs-- wv
The ontion market cDsnoi Quet but firm At about ii
Orleans Monthly kenOrt issiel aud as
mi. bni-h the shorts rushed into cover
ard with REQ all along IN line the srsng
XAo Tor the DAY. Sales los. GOO OAlcr
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LIN r.
NORDDrU fischer LLOYD ~. CO.

~ STDRT - TTF > b)EppN
NEwY pRK. sou ri ANPrDN ANO PNsNEN
Steamer sll ton 'iH-. ~ 80. II'tssL
FASr EXPRESS -rStdHht
Fms Wet. Nov II fttl IT,. AT Npf y. -.
ri Ter at 10 2:tbp SI1~ Wet. Nov , fll 20 =.
rave. Wet >ov Is. q EllrN Nov .. .. - > %
rr-t - iVart r'l. Or lnE 10 loca.oa
Secsnd csbi1. sSj p,r:L Itssrtr- " i,~sdrb;,t
DELtiCT$ q = ,. v. Spvltst 'r''t
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Ncm pnblitntlons.
CETWs BROTHERS WIFE.
A STUDY or LIFE IN THE GREATER NEW
YORK.
By HAROLD rREDeRIc lvol. i2ma 81 23.

BY MA ROLD FREDERIC. Vol. l2nn 8 =.
novel that stands ont In c'elr re" against The hrtpn
Of the ~ j. tangible -int 81 Tit" IS
hriu. he9' br~s Id iuereetiug wiit n tG hipAnl
takes hold 81 red he Win IN "tsv yoi Urn an COS ii~n
II niicIdl ilD wei
y literary Tho 'i"-cs1 tpii ~
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p0ir- Va RIorS I.f-. IN" hf-t
hAv. la o'rttp the shire ,'st AM most
frank ri,ir~- ~ tn. ec neIt HAT wrt'r
has vet pa into 1co Now ths;In linz ~" irctv ni IL
~ IAN 90 lur ~ hr TONS. luh
q gveu In iiv itlY thu Ilt 10
s:g~rTIon AMI To sory tpIoie. NAV tgre' ~ m'nv
spheres WIN obVot, klpw-ds ant NOT es. opvoi" 'asto
that us, oct con iieaca' BrJOsiyn 'me+
- story ~ mort. II Line VI Dcri
can fiction 49, Boston Herald
- finely wr0n1ht tale p"r'eot In us ma1,gen"nt ~
daat AMI alive with the quaint pictures OF tho
people II loitrSys."-.ryrAcuse STANDARD
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II The coming ~sek are

Ous-A quot market In ~ 4 r'etiou'. WIN No IS
les Coctin. sa5'o. Linscoi. raw c"r. t.'i
IL. = present MAKE &c.. N~E,a o. olu' - iui. 10
.prtsr ~ ~. .,tr. nl.,cnei iic ss.rs cruz 80.
nt~t. - ~Iac slsaci"'' "i-io. t-S'J-.
spns- 7s7h. wnals sri>, northern. tlc' .oHt,.rn.
h.A.hsd EispasL id A"no, whist Doe ,sol
Fan ,2ic o ~. bn. 81 ia, Nr.ts ait rr No. ~
"a common - n1oc Palm. prhh" oe hr''"rd ree'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has MOI varied INV "ar.
u,u,ar LsL rahng generr'Iy Hr"ly. ir"iinS
~Asi limited I" sal lots e"l', nos Ms
VIVA prime SIS P''n' MESS +rt.b tamtI Ness.
al 5Oas20 BEEFt'un ant rrlc"s more %, ir~- y" II
- ,I1 Errr, 'nda Ness 81 stih. FItra Ness bhi.
s. 2':ss a. Packet s'tss sr r' ~ '.s' TO- rA%y
s.s :, s,rs"y pr,ce, Quoted At siJ 5o...CUr MEATS
Arcomp shr.l oa~y "nd p"s ~ o,-inenro
~" snntg-. kl-,i Hr'e- quoted 7bc. cr ~ n
Picked Iism-. yp2Sc Pick e. Shoulders. S~o snskcd
49, ,,g',t ,lrn'.n nh SSH noes a I'M. ,rirr
ANA ia CIty Hozvv To ilEst 90 7ici rigs.
,vnp.,hy Win the amt co-e.i The NJ
ruInE Tho act advance az points options aud
sn9u, 100: ." "n,li q $50 DIV st~sr, Gr", IN -t m,
o7, RshseA quoted SEC and South nrrles 30
dn7 10 Toe closing STE; 1000 ts Janrarr. 13
Il T. TIC. 400 FsbTuary. az
$50; 10 - Mara q 30 d -. css.n q ~ i, l.250
Wy G9sG7c. CT sing 7c. BUTTER. CHEESE and
Ea0S-kr ~nh"nt change Of i"tor.. g.
~ Of Ihr nsua s',nr Nv c'ricler Butter Western
Creamsry lGe2Gc tate Creamery. 2GQ2 state Dairy
haf nrsla tubs. 1902 c. St4s nrEns lSs2
Factory, H. % lite, wsssrn Dairy rs I7c wosters I'm.
tssn Creamery lUe&lc. Cheese Factory 100 &C.
l,,,er Fancy ~ emOer including White iI2GI Aci
SoI"rei. II 90; Skim. tssoi oa: t.1.y. 929lie.
inicror ehsles Cas4ia, 1870 lie l.uIed l7ai5 NC.
SfEA CnrhansrL md dnll Guy qnoict 7tcc;
Gales 80 ooo bbs. I've Western. 7tS7si oesmarga
fiLLow-Flrm amt more active. Primo city quoted
<Sles%te ssisd. 100000 m. q lsS4.G
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RAILROAD COIPANY.
TRRAsUREEs DEPARTMENT

Pun ApEI PRiA NOVNnbNr lss7
The Board Directors have tina iav trc rel
Annual Uiyisnd a. ri ~ PER Cent np'b tn gsSnl
soek Company. clear IiKrs pna leon ani a.r
Noy ~ g To shalfh'ii itg-rgssi
looks IL 3 p M. % tcior 81. 1881
on November 80 dividends will b. pal % o.lv
ROkElT ". SMITH
uFrr
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Az Hnn BOOKS. 49, Cheaper than ever.
EtV5N',' Ma'mlay. Shelev. lTvng George LIo,
TllCRrra, WavrrY Bulwer Grethe DcAels Ku-Siu. car
Is all the liar novels al tho iOc- aud
ercyeuue ihnn~aui. o le eel
st.h 10 90 ~ 10 cents worth a.
hook y il'- wal hi
prire FOR AMI old books STA loney. small %
large Juantiitc+
You books sol cheap aglla this city
evenings
LOVERING'S NFW.YORK IS OK EXCHANGE,
ISL Broa lwti. oppO lie wars.
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Dantiny Aea6emies.

A Lien DODWORlii, No. 6S1 Flfth.ave.
~ CLASSES aud private lessons for dancing 90 n
m-nce SATURDAY. october ~ Send 2con FOR
giving all DTtohiarA
LA PAVANE. tho Partisan sensation at last sea.oa fully
describol Alien U0t~orth JUS. published W Gordon
Son. No - East lttIst
DANCING. Ne comp sts Instruction book. By ALLEN
DoDWpltr I. pnDisIet ~ Harper Br'trsrs
A LEXANDER MACGREGOK'S. 629 Madi-
"A Private h. amt every
s"mhy rooms With convenience for receptions. ger
mans and select dancing partIcs.
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financial.
CAPITALISTS

ARE INVITED TO GALL OR CORRESPOND WITH
- AND INVESTIGATE OUR IMPROVED ~F>TEh
or AUTOMATIC LOCAL Gas CONTROL No" "
PR,CrICtLDAILY OPERATION ~ UPNA I'D or
FOUR THOUSAND BUILDINGS ~ NEW-foRk
CITY ANDIN OVER TEN THOUSAND MtNtFAC-
TORIES HOTELS. THEATRES tHiRCiIE~ AND
PRIVATE RESIDENCES THROIGIiOtT TIE
United STATES. StITING ~ rTiE THOROUGH
CONVECTION or All GASEOUS PRODUCTS.
WITH C0N-EQUENT LARGELY INCKE \~ED IL
IINIINNTION GREATLY DIMINISHED tfHE IN
kTRtNCE RISKS INCIDENT TO BLOWING or
>nOhING BIRNER-). AND EXPECTING TIE
RADICAL AVERAGE REDUCTION or 3j PER
CENT ~ MONTHLY BILL. TIE SYSTEM -
INEQIINOCALLY I>DOn-ED Bf P|ohlNENr
CA- AND Mr>ICIPiL CORPORATIONS. Also
HIGHEST MERCANTILE. We Ht\iCAL AND EN-
PERT 'rIiORigIE-. AND tiA- RECENT BE y
ADOPTED 81 TIE UNITED STATES DEPAHT-
NIENT- At WA~uI\GTON.
COMPUTATIONS FnR EXCLUSIVE OCCUPATION
AND CONTROL or SEVER A. CITIES AND STATES
ARE SOW ORGANIZING. EACH or WHICH PRE-
kENT- INU-UALLY REuINERArifE INDUCE
ME\TS FOR TIL INVESTMENT or LIMITED CAP
TTtI
RNCrICAL DEMONSTRATIONS or THE ~NS-
STEM C11IROCGU TUE MEDIUM or iHPR WE'D
MECHANICAL APPLIANCES NAV RE WITNESSED
ATOIROFFICE ,TANI iiOTR or DAY OK EVEN
ING AND TO WHICH THE PUBLIC ARE MOST
CORDIALLY INVITED.
TIE UNION NkTIO.AL GAS-StyT\G CO.,
IA BROADWAY. NEN-iOKK.
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Cipl9cn0 Nolleey

TOHN s. KENNEDY AND JOSEPH
81 HARRIS. "'
Es. eivers OF
CENTRAL RAILROAD co. OF EEWJSRsEY
1l3 LIBgRTYsr y
NEW DIRK. Nov l. iss1
An commons past dine aod duo day tho f,lisvy,
bonds will Ls uaid prrseptitioIi
IuN- OLIDATED MORrGASE
CONVEKTIBLr loan OF ~ ~
AMERiCAN DOCK AND Twp toVEMgNT 90.
J. W. WATSON, Treasarsr
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MANSION HOUSE.

MANSION HOUSE.
Vh Hreoklyu Height. " ". directly opposte Waits1
". Vi fur inutes walk ruiu tultan Wall
and the htdxs torious super'r asco nnoatiuas
able rates. select family and transient hotoi 2vo
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NFw YORK LAKE ERIE ANp MpsTFkS Ran moan 'oMPhNY
NEw.N ORK Ucobsr r. los7.
THE ANNUAL MEETING; IF The BOND
( and Sf,~L HOLDERS OF the New York Ia
Western R.ilro,d Conpuv for III" election Dirr,tr-
- New lnrs,
Pea s"i ohio Railroad lease snd the tran.armn
before iha Will
h. hed the "fcr "f IN" Company. No II tortian st IN
I cay New York. Iue~isy. the 2'lb Noven
II A. y. M. The polls wiz he opened ~
o'clock. noon. And remain open Ia ooock tlat
day
The transfer books Of both ard pref rre stock
viii bo closed at saturday, lilo -9tD instant AMI
Will ~ Opruel Al 10 wednesday the 3Otl lay OF
November next
A. H. MACDoNOUGH.
Sec
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OFpVF oP D.
TuR FOgT WORTH 40 DkNYER CITY RAILWAY COZ
FOiT WOlTn. Tex
THE annual NEE ing Of Gle stockholders OF
tins ,t paDr Will b held Al Inc uice ~ he erb1an1 IN
For Worth Tex. Tuesday. De- smDer - prpS. a. ~
O'Clock a
Lran.fpr close Sainraav Novenher ~ AZ
2l- a. III IAN iav - Dee eulf AZ "
= a
UNITED ~TAIR. FNrRkss COMPANY,
rsgA~CHFR's OFYicg J
50 BHospwAY. Ngw.NoGK OF ~. 1881
I00TH DIV DE\D.
bDsI The book. II tn, Comp VIII he e9<;
November Scat Aui reOyenct v".nJrr l., 80
THHO. y. WIDO
1IsltsaTE
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WALTZ taught ranidly private aud class
sssona all hours Carters Dancing Academy. 80 9th
crate.
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uAuBURG.ANERTcAV s.. LINE For

! Plvmenth Honiorl chr urg tP,r'l H.H'"rE
k,sis NOM. NV - M"rlvia l2 80 m N7s y
Rhirfil Nov II fess-ng ......A % ~, o. l.
Flr.r 'ahip. 80 m upSard ~t~'rlre II bow rate.
Gen. Asts 81 B."adsL y. Y Gen Pas Asts 81 way.NY
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EORTH CAROLINA CERTIFICATES.

hereby tItf hoi lf+of North '1r'i't 4 -
Gal Tax Bond. desiring icpo't bonis an "r tho
?sth Of June. 1881 must 10 80 or b-oro Is
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THE MISSES WEEAk'.

TUE MISSEO VIVIAN y
81 Fast 6sih.st..
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FsR YOUNG LADIES
ales KINDER0ARTES , - ,,..,,
KeopsDs sept ~ circulars sent on Application
University GRAMMAR SCHOOL. l. 73
u BROADWAY. lli-st: 3lst var. Pcimarv co n
instruction thorough NJ
N HOBRY ~. [. AKIN. y. G. UENDRlCKhON. Pima
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AIT Schools.

AIT Schools.
MILE A. +. DUPRE.-Classcs every morn
vi ing IN Drawnq Pantine and apesrvi French Nov
eue. Zee ton Of vi-itofs Thursdays SHERWOOD STUDIOS.
5s West 57th.sL. city.
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PrOOKIVn.
VNfTE CRiTTENDEN.
l ENGTT4If PREPARATORY. FRENCH SCHOOL
nj ipI ~ for BON
% Hicks-.f. corner Of Pineapple.
SECOND YEAR ~-nt-tuh~r . Ms- q M.NNFFLER.
Principal Eisht years connected -Ib thA fs,Ser toue.
l.to
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MORTON, BLISS & CO.
nONTGOMEHY& FLORIDA RAIL WAY co.

Hol.r Of he Mortgage Bonds u the Montgomery
o. requested meet ~ tie "ie- of
Grnv" =. iI,we- 3H W. 1T. New York CITY. "n MAY
at3gp D. m to take tcci their uterests.
fEO PERMANENT I\VFS rORS.
i re- T. SAFETY ~TpRtGt WhNtH' ~ CoMPANY
whsle frontage ga -. e's an m l"N.
Nbshn" SAFETY frnn tr---avs Vf one bali
iu 49, o. nf carflre mt labor n hand Ing
The sounl-~t ant safest rev estate
u a. rutrrp 80 ave ever zen
limited amount ot rto' - nov Tered
l.u. pamphlets AM fl particulars can 30 hal at our
Office. Est aSih--t
HUBERT. piRssoN & co, Architect,
Coz nnn TOTAL DEBrl Addison.
" -'y"IOV. ~teuGcn County tNew. Nr;. Unon
s. noul pIstrlc 50 ! lnui. II rom
july 1872 ivy. 1907 ia--e.-~l ~ isriot
-O0.u For ale uy T.. MORRISON. DIeAel Bulbug.
corner wall and Broad SIS
nor SAI.E.-TUGst receipts for stock of the
i Ameutnn Nauonll Telephone ompsny for SO q AMI
1871 shares az 10 per JOHN NICK. CAMP. 81 BwV
yYARTIN CAR HEATER c.. SCOCK for
INt sale al eoc In Y. g II g.. Lake
T. e. NJ .c Paul. B"~- On ~ Ali'inv.
AR max. stock HoDEKlCk n. SMIt ".
Duukirb. y. Y.
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SN6tmrtiou.
For Bows and Youny Men-City.

DACKARD'S NIGHT SCHOO0L.-The place
l In The c,,v new where bookkeeping, Penmsnship.
Correspond.ne Shorthand and TYP sritinK are
A. PA Rb- corner - ~ s,r
good light good air delightful o~s ~ ~ uS
netfh e he
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tHlc.GO. IN. Nov i-Sr I
NOTICE, II quarterly dividend fWO
~ DOIIAR Pea SHARE DIs mi. '2v b-e0 drel.rsa
on the PREFERRED ANDC0M NON sry - thus cor.
PAW pay bile IN the FIRST DAY DF DEttNB nrit
Ia ,fack ord II the close VI business Or
The Fl til Instant.
Tho DIV i-ni STAR Registered IN New York Will he
pad al office OF The comanJs agents Ae.sr. JOHN
patton No. - VI Iam--T. N"w YORK. shd he DIN.
dend shares Registered ~ Th cl2p viii 10 pad Tho os
" NV &. II. FOSTER, Treasurer
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AMERICAN ELECTRIC MAsUFAcrI RING toMp.yYl
IA ORTIANIr.S ST. NEw.YORK. oven Der l. 1851
Dividend MICE,
Alta MEETING Of the Trustees OF the Com.
N many hsn toby, Il vOfel that div eal of IL,
PERCENT TIE "a 'rtrr end oc;. Ger lHS7 Iavs6s
nm and alter Monday DE, emh.r J. 1851 be 10 .cL
holders o. record Nvvrmpet % 81. ant t The tnn,r
books Ella, oil November 25 Ia Ia cempT asys
incluAye. IA. h. IRVINE, Ireisugsr
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- BKOAlNAY.
NFW.NoKK. q, tob-r g. 1897.
rNUE annual meeting of the SlIlrrnpldsrs of
Il the Manhattan RAILWAY Comp,iv vii - he'll al tho
timp4II- iiro iu \rs Nark CIV w. II Rroa iway.
second Wednesday Novr be z pt
q ssi month"; - O'Clock. nsor
Roar Directors i,uHs Is % DO elected,
and RE pspr,'tpr- III .i-sOn
The DIRECTORS thus elected vii hs dco DIRECTORS a,
the New York Elevated RAJ road Company AMI ~ tho
Mrirop'tn Elevate RAILWAY 80 npiuv fir The
Tho transfer viii - close Fri av. 0rtober AZ
scOok y. M. reopen Novennsr 10. 81 10 |cloct
d. W. MCWILLIhMS
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-29

Deeds tn the County Commissioners,
from Frederick q. Eareckson and frsm
Orville Horwitz. of thirty foot right-of-
way extending from Back Greek TO Lake
Ogleton were yesterday placed on record
by Dir. Randall ON behalf of the Local I'm
provement Association. The deeds have
been delayed by the long illness of Mr..
HorwitZ. We congratulate the assncia-
ton upon its success In obtaining the right
of way and trust it may he equally sue
cessful in obtaining subscriptions for the
construction of the road We learn that
contractors are already going ever the
ground with view TO making estimates
Tor grubbing, grading and Smelling the
new rQod. Annapolis has labored too long
under the reproach of having no attrac-
tive walks or drives. For couple of
centuries and over our barren, sandy.
dreary road was all that it held out as an
lnducement To own horses or carriages;
and this one fact alone has had an impor-
tant influence in preventing people of
means from coming here TO live. This
city ought To be especially attractive as
place of residence to families of fixed mod
crate income; and the more that is done
to improve the drives about it and to rem
der discernible the water views, which are
unsurpassed, the greater will be the num-
Der OF new corners to build up our waste
places. helpus to pay our taxes. and pro-
mote our general prosperity. The Severn
River Bridge and the Bay Shore Road
will open up regions new even to many of
our old residents. Many and many a
health giving walk, or galop, which 9TH
erwise would not have been taken, will
result, and for this many of us will be
hank full during the coming years.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-29
Rndr Fanna.

The body Of IN unkaown while man
was taken from the wateF IL Holland Is
land, near Herring bay. In The eighth dis
trict. this county on Sunday. From its
appearance il Is thought he had been in
the water week or ten days. lie was
young, we'll formed. six feel in height.
had on dark pantalonns and shirt. no boots
or coat. white handkerchief with red bor-
der around his neck, and had several
wounds on the head and body HesSrs 4.
Louis Griffith. r. II. Prout, r. Marques,
Thes. Leith. Rnbl Wood. Ohio Cover.
VIM. Disney, Preston salisbury. Jos. A.
Leith. Charles Tucker aud 5. B. Elliott,
the jury of inquest. after viewing the
body and taking the testimony of DIR. *.
S. Griffith. who made careful examina-
ton of the body, rendered the following
verdict: I'VE are of the opinion that the
unknown deceased came to his death from
gun shot wounds
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-29
Another Wintry Day.

Another snow storm, althogh a slight
one, passed over this city this morning,
and winter still fingers. Pedestrians were
muffled up to their ears this morning as
though winter had just begun. The ice
in the cutters still affords happy pass
time for the boys and girls who don I care
how long winter fingers. The older folks
are Struggling their shoulders and saying
isn't it cold, and were going to have
a backward spring" The re young
lady is signing for fear Easter will be too
cold to wear the new spring bonnets and
dresses but who knows? The weather
may take complete somersault and Eas-
ter may be as balmv as summer day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-29
Fire in "A Tree.

The old.poplar under whose wide spread
ing the st. Johns student has often rested
his weary limbs. and the same old tree
which tradition says is historically IA
nous, was yesterday the object of freak
of some mischievous boys. The young
gentlemen built fire in hollow of the
tree lust for fun" and the result was
the near destruction of the venerable relict.
1t just took an hour and a half to extin-
guish the fire, and the boys worked like
Trojans to undo the mischief.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-29

Passion Sunday was observed in the
Catholic and Protestant Episcopal church.
es as the Sunday Immediately preceding
Passion week, which terminates in Easter
During that day all the crucifixes in the
Catholic churches were obScured with
black cloth in honor of the approaching
passion of our Lord The services were
the same as on other Sundays. Next Sun
day is Palm Sunday, which Immediately
precedes Easter Sunday. At all the masses
in the Catholic churches next Sunday the
old time custom of distributing palm 10
the faithful will be carried out.